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NLI
(1) (Natural Language Interface) An English language interface for database queries. Using inference engines, combined with database interfaces and other tools, an NLI system lets anyone access database information without the need for traditional query tools such as SQL. For example, the sentence, "Show me the sales of widgets over the last year in the northeast" could translate to the SQL code: SELECT Sales FROM Products WHERE Region = "Northeast" AND SalesDate > "Nov 7 2001." See natural language query and inference engine.

(2) (Natural Language Interface) Derived from experiments in artificial intelligence, NLI systems provide alternatives for people with severe disabilities to communicate and manage their surroundings more effectively. Such systems include speech assistive devices, device control and voice recognition systems.


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Companies' appetite for investment is weak, which is likely to continue at least until the end of next year, when corporate profits may begin to recover," said Taro Saito, senior economist at the NLI Research Institute.
Companies' appetite for investment is weak, which is likely to continue at least until the end of next year, when corporate profits may begin to recover," said Taro Saito, senior economist at the NLI Research Institute.
Koichi Haji, chief economist at the NLI Research Institute, said he expects the unemployment rate to gradually rise as Japan's economy will likely decelerate further, following wild fluctuations in financial markets amid the credit crisis.
 
 
 
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